COUN 506, Integration Week 7 & 8 Notes
With Complete Solutions
Graded A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Christian counseling. ANSWER -Unique to Christian Counseling =
Sin
Redemption
Confession
Integrative Concepts: Language of.... ANSWER -Psychology: sickness, external attribution
Christian Spirituality: sin, internal attribution
Theology: evil, cosmic attribution
Sin: Psychology. ANSWER -External Attribution
Unhealthy guilt dynamics
Right/Wrong acts of individual perception
Goal: minimize sensitivity to sin
Sin: Theology. ANSWER -Internal Attribution
Universal human condition
Personal sin is cause of cognitive/emotional problems
Right/Wrong are matter of God's law
Goal: heighten sensitivity to sin
Sin: Personal. ANSWER -Sin is CHOICE
inner REBELLION towards God
NUMBNESS or INSENSITIVITY to God in our life
APPROPRIATE GUILT
DECEPTION
, BONDAGES
LOVELESSNES and PRAYERLESSNESS
Sin: Attributional Style. ANSWER -EXTERNAL: psychology, little freedom, victim,
sympathy, others
INTERNAL: spirituality, freedom to choose, personal responsible, anger/guilt, self
COSMIC: theology, free to choose/slave to sin, dependent to God, conviction/forgiveness,
falleness
Sin: Dynamics (McMinn MAP). ANSWER -Who does the client believe is responsible for
problems?
Attributional Style: internal, external, cosmic?
Moral Development: sense of right and wrong
Theistic vs Humanistic Values: God or self?
Shame/Denial Dynamics: responsibility or blaming
Bondage/Addictions: self-control or out-of-control?
Confrontation: Holy Spirit. ANSWER -We deal with the person, God deals with the sin
Conviction, contrition, repentance are gifts of God
Healing begins with admission of powerlessness
Redemption/Reconciliation (1 John 1:9)
Confrontation: Therapeutic Relationship. ANSWER -Hospitality:
Willingness to take a risk for redemption
Receiving & Confrontation work together
Prayer is essential
Welcoming sinners is life changing
Confrontation: How to. ANSWER -Silence: body language, avoid giving approval
Pondering: help client understand by wondering out loud
Questioning: giving client ownership of decisions
Direct Censure: may pose risk, but provide quick change
With Complete Solutions
Graded A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Christian counseling. ANSWER -Unique to Christian Counseling =
Sin
Redemption
Confession
Integrative Concepts: Language of.... ANSWER -Psychology: sickness, external attribution
Christian Spirituality: sin, internal attribution
Theology: evil, cosmic attribution
Sin: Psychology. ANSWER -External Attribution
Unhealthy guilt dynamics
Right/Wrong acts of individual perception
Goal: minimize sensitivity to sin
Sin: Theology. ANSWER -Internal Attribution
Universal human condition
Personal sin is cause of cognitive/emotional problems
Right/Wrong are matter of God's law
Goal: heighten sensitivity to sin
Sin: Personal. ANSWER -Sin is CHOICE
inner REBELLION towards God
NUMBNESS or INSENSITIVITY to God in our life
APPROPRIATE GUILT
DECEPTION
, BONDAGES
LOVELESSNES and PRAYERLESSNESS
Sin: Attributional Style. ANSWER -EXTERNAL: psychology, little freedom, victim,
sympathy, others
INTERNAL: spirituality, freedom to choose, personal responsible, anger/guilt, self
COSMIC: theology, free to choose/slave to sin, dependent to God, conviction/forgiveness,
falleness
Sin: Dynamics (McMinn MAP). ANSWER -Who does the client believe is responsible for
problems?
Attributional Style: internal, external, cosmic?
Moral Development: sense of right and wrong
Theistic vs Humanistic Values: God or self?
Shame/Denial Dynamics: responsibility or blaming
Bondage/Addictions: self-control or out-of-control?
Confrontation: Holy Spirit. ANSWER -We deal with the person, God deals with the sin
Conviction, contrition, repentance are gifts of God
Healing begins with admission of powerlessness
Redemption/Reconciliation (1 John 1:9)
Confrontation: Therapeutic Relationship. ANSWER -Hospitality:
Willingness to take a risk for redemption
Receiving & Confrontation work together
Prayer is essential
Welcoming sinners is life changing
Confrontation: How to. ANSWER -Silence: body language, avoid giving approval
Pondering: help client understand by wondering out loud
Questioning: giving client ownership of decisions
Direct Censure: may pose risk, but provide quick change
